- Restore damaged internal threads so you can reuse housings and components instead of scrapping them.
- Use the insert system in maintenance, service repair, and small batch rework when thread engagement must be reliable.
- Follow the correct preparation sequence so the insert seats without cross-threading or distortion.
- Process: manual driving or assisted driving depending on your holder and machine setup
- Use: thread cutting, re tapping, and thread cleaning depending on condition
Note Use the correct installation sequence for the insert type named in the product name and keep the prepared thread free of burrs.
When is a wire thread insert the right repair approach?
Use it when the original internal thread is stripped or worn and you need a durable repair for repeated assembly. It is common in maintenance and rework of housings and components.
What does the thread designation in the product name mean?
Metric ISO identifies ISO metric threads defined by the M designation and used across general engineering.
Where can you find an overview of the V-COIL thread repair process?
Technical information V-COIL thread repair as PDF
What is an STI thread and why is it required?
STI is a larger internal thread used to accept the insert outer diameter. You cut it with an STI tap matched to the insert system so the insert seats correctly.
Where can you find technical information on wire thread inserts to DIN 8140?
Technical information wire thread inserts DIN 8140 as PDF
What checks should you do after installation?
Confirm that the insert is seated at the intended depth and that the fastener engages smoothly without binding. If your process requires it, remove the drive feature and inspect the first thread turns.
Can a repaired thread handle repeated tightening cycles?
A properly installed insert provides a wear-resistant thread interface and it is well suited for service parts that see repeated assembly.
Where can you find more product and application information in a catalog?
VC 23 catalog as PDF